Definition of "saucisson" []

• A long and slender pipe or bag, made of cloth well pitched, or of leather, filled with powder, and used to communicate fire to mines, caissons, bomb chests, etc. (noun)
• A fascine of more than ordinary length. (noun)

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• "Never mind, the main dish had the word saucisson next to it, and that was enough for me."
• "For the nicest selection of local delicacies—not just salt, but also saucisson de taureau (that's right, bull sausage) and local wines—try L'Isolette en Camargue ( www.isoletteencamargue.com )."
• "Evenings chez nous are filled with aperos or mini snacking - 'amuse bouches' of foie gras, saucisson and smoked salmon as the French call them, bites that tickle your palate."